Omnia res mobilia. Польские исследования посмертных описей движимого

Omnia res mobilia. Polish Studies in Posthumous Inventories of Movable Property in the 16th-19th Century, ed. Jerzy Kruppé, Andrzej Pśpiech, Warsav 1999, ss. 302

J. Kruppé, Movable Property of Poznań Townspeople in the 18th Century. A Study of the Structure of Domestic Equipement, 15

M. Gajewska, Domestic Equipement in 18th Century Middle-class Households in Poznań and Warsaw, 59

E. Balcerzak, Metal Articles in Urban Households of 18th Century Poland, 107

J. Kruppé, Old Articles Among the Movable Possesions of Townspeople in 18th Century Poznań, 149

A. Pośpiech, Regestrum omnium rerum mobilium. Probable Inventories of the Polish Gentry as a Source for the Study of the Landed Society (the Case of Wielkopolska in the 17th Century) 163

D. Główka, Introduction to tze Study of Material Evidence on the Living Conditions of the Plish Clergy in the Post-Tridentine Era, 193

A. Klonder, Personal Efffects of Elbląg Poorhouse Inmates in the 17th Century, 201

E. Kowecka, Furnishings and Furniture of Warsaw Houses in the 19th Century (until the 1870s), 219'I. Turnau, Jewish Costume in Sixteenth=Eighteenth Century Poland, 281

I. Turnau, Evolution of the Polish Natinal Costume from ca 1530 until 1795, 291